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1:25 PM ET, April 2, 2007

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Bob Geiger:
Democrats Move To Cut Bush's War Funding If Iraq Withdrawal Vetoed
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Matt Stoller / MyDD:
Beltway Journamalism and the Public  —  I don't know why, but when Jonathan Weisman's reporting at the Washington Post is bad, it's really irritating.  I think it's because he more than most 'straight' journalists is obvious about what he wants to say and fishing for quotes and sources to help him say it.
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Greg Sargent / Horses Mouth:   Okay, welcome to our first installment of The Public's Always Ahead …
Anne E. Kornblut / Washington Post:
Clinton Shatters Record for Fundraising  —  Edwards Also Passes 1st-Quarter Benchmark  —  Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) raised $26 million in the first quarter of the year, almost three times as much as any politician has previously raised at this point in a presidential election …
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Mark Sherman / Associated Press:
Court Denies Appeal From Gitmo Detainees  —  WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court rejected an appeal Monday from Guantanamo detainees who want challenge their five-year-long confinement in court, a victory for the Bush administration's legal strategy in its fight against terrorism.
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Lyle Denniston / SCOTUSblog:
Analysis: Court denies detainees' habeas cases  —  The Supreme Court on Monday denied review in two new Guantanamo detainee cases.  Three Justices dissented, and two others wrote separately about the denial.  Had any combination of four of those Justices voted for review, of course, the cases would have been granted.
Mark Mazzetti / New York Times:
New Generation of Qaeda Chiefs Is Seen on Rise  —  As Al Qaeda rebuilds in Pakistan's tribal areas, a new generation of leaders has emerged under Osama bin Laden to cement control over the network's operations, according to American intelligence and counterterrorism officials.
Laura Clark / Daily Mail:
Teachers drop the Holocaust to avoid offending Muslims  —  Schools are dropping the Holocaust from history lessons to avoid offending Muslim pupils, a Governmentbacked study has revealed.  —  It found some teachers are reluctant to cover the atrocity for fear of upsetting students whose beliefs include Holocaust denial.
Michael Abramowitz / Washington Post:
Rightist Indignation  —  GOP Insider Vic Gold Launches a Broadside at the State of the Party  —  Vic Gold heard from Lynne Cheney a few weeks before George W. Bush was sworn in as president in January 2001.  Cheney had an assignment for her old friend: She wanted Gold to write the profiles …
Discussion: Balloon Juice and Political Animal
Shankar Vedantam / Washington Post:
The Decoy Effect, or How to Win an Election  —  If Democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama ever took a break from fundraising to bone up on psychology, they might realize the need to talk up . . . John Edwards.  —  The same goes for front-runners John McCain and Rudy Giuliani in the race …
Paul Duggan / Washington Post:
Balking at the First Pitch  —  Bush's Skipping of Opening Day May Perpetuate a Ritual's Slow Decline  —  This is a baseball story, so let's get right to the stats.  —  Today is Washington's 65th Opening Day since 1910, when William H. Taft gave us a tradition: the ceremonial first pitch by the president.
Dan Mangan / New York Post:
JUDI'S JOB WITH PUP-KILLER FIRM  —  Judith Giuliani once demonstrated surgical products for a controversial medical-supply company that used dogs - which were later killed - in operations whose only purpose was to sell equipment to doctors, The Post has learned.
Richard A. Serrano / Los Angeles Times:
Bush officials want Gonzales' hearing to be sooner  —  The attorney general is scheduled to appear April 17.  The Senate Judiciary Committee's chairman says his panel needs the time.  —  WASHINGTON — The White House on Sunday called on Senate Democrats to move up the appearance …
Associated Press:
AP Exclusive: Kissinger says military victory not possible in Iraq  —  TOKYO: Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who helped engineer the U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam, said Sunday the problems in Iraq are more complex than that conflict, and military victory is no longer possible.
Discussion: Liberal Values
Ben Wallace-Wells / New York Times:
Obama's Narrator  —  I.  —  When Barack Obama decided in January that he would run for president in 2008 and quietly began calling up his staff members and close supporters to tell them so, the choice had many effects, but one of the most immediate and parochial was that it sent Obama's chief political …
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Kirk Semple / New York Times:
4 G.I.'s Among Dead in Iraq; McCain Cites Progress  —  Mortar attacks, suicide car bombs, roadside bombs, ambushes and gun battles killed at least two dozen people on Sunday, including four American soldiers, the authorities said.  —  The American military command said the soldiers …
 
 
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